The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-16
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I.spos, Oct. At 10 remarkably pleasant
a. N n arest landowner. TO possess many
.auae miles Of rich pasture land or we'll
.toolcd game preserves, TO dwell In manor
:, hal with q pedigree and every modern Inn
s,oyepent to SGT apart rooms for royal visit
~. 10 represent country and county In Parlia-
msnt. md 10 have rent roll written In Ave
asurss or may DO six; but II tho great land.
owner not an habitual absentee. docs not
sousndr the income derived from his prop
AMI abpad or In London. he finds himself the
slsye Of thousand and one claims levied not
only against his actual resources, but threat
sninR hi popularity. Land 10 m exaoting
tyrsnt. Earth to Garth" 10 emphatically its
motto, forwhat Il Yields Il requires back. and
moreover vast amount OF pamperfng. nurs-
Inc. hstter. and obseQuiousness from It's so
called mastrs. There are no doubt largo and
vell.knowniomsins Giving . fair AGRICULTURAL
return. rsurn which, however, has within
tbs last few years considerably and without
s1csption dwndled away; but great number
Of estates hae been and are still costly incu-
buses 10 thdfproprietors. costly In the main
tenanoe Of wme. which at It's best gives .
merely nomiil profit; costly In the moral re-
sponsibilltiea translated materially into tho
erection and endowment Of churches and
schools, the bildinR Of cottages for sparsely
scattered poplation. for the dwellors in lonely
villages and nbre lonely farm houses; costly
IN taxes Of alltinds, costly In the social duties
from which II well nigh impossible to be-
como enfranchsed.
i.ando wners, who combine tho career Of
politicians. seaS in Parliament, tho favors Of
royal PATRONAGE with the obligations Of their
posit ion, have fund themselves compelled to
celebrate. By speial outlay and moro lavish
hospital ties. thdoccasion Of tho Queens ju-
bllee. for they al bound not to allow them-
selves to be eclipsd in their own counties BY
the representative Of o different party. and
thus jeopardize tbir influence. Taking, for
example. Norfolk. Ihere tho large estates are
continually changiH hands owing to the dim
Guilty a second genration finds In keeping
them Up ON the botinR established by .
tive member from ne portion OF the county
cannot allow himselfo be outdone BY bis Lib
er.l colleague h lest. the next ELECTION: his
vsau ,ttchawho bought his broad acres, must
not be less generous than the peer. who has
Ss hs n e q h
Popisd SsssIs i sSs sd Sulds WING e Sis
70 put up for IN O mpsenm Which he dis WITH
9 The crack 81 q hfeosnty. shs n. +. ssars
aSess ssnd M Ell t sss eene
them. outbiddiE Governments, and are able
70 show thelr yt1ors unique specimens. 1t Is
Esrsry. Fl Dtdlnon 9 Maserins Bible, the
iish 81 Caxton. at several other volumes an d
missals Of uniquelerit and enamels Of Limoge
as besutifnl q anseen in public museums: In
HtsnSsS charming sS w SI
renowned Yolsna Du S s A The FsSnch
DANCER. spplaudsd3y Emperors and Kings
ons psau " S " aaMsR u
eRG %2 e sS SeasS and ssd
sii through the lind Secs JOLT os the Digscsor q
spsy M 80 pr Pseeeous
thom e idois: would g.issny sum 70 eet them ]!
Nv. sat. and Savres Chi liner than than Queen
Visit Asd vi IS q L z Ss d des
their respective owners. cir Improvements
y n sRSsh sbe sss
ocufe millionaire will stop IN I'd enrich another
eeTHSS s .sSedmus.on and Mof q artistic
gems IL but Q small item In Ne existence Of
he men EhHY oyp PEI nSsoP sntis e these
s.1Sed.1s little TSis ana
Sa Ssyss S@ .a aS e
Ssns e %snsbe lin FL 70 Sssr 81
ssGn he a nss % Dive Ss
scsis. Nine parishes sent their conS gents In
ss9 81 Slant u
AZ psrk; BE hsg bearing q biz &c coat arms
gardens. the heronry; the deer enclosgS the
ss Re- Sridse: 81. Sumner and Boat house
house and church eleven or twelve large iar-
S. .ssSeS q
en- where the cottsgers won prizes: threefo
refteshments. and the rest to s SO a;HIlSl
900 people S We're Mi. Amhersts special Guess
:nss sPS a asf aaa
park and were free to enjoy the various phase
Of the fete, the merry-go-roun and swing
nss9 bsnSs as VII as the e
ct dusk converted many acres Of !ak
and grounds into fairy SCENE Lookin
into the tents set apart for the tenants, yo
raw almost tnterminable tables laden Wit
such rounds and sirloins Of beef rs seem
appertain essentially to England: with rows
beer tanknrdB. and other edibles and drfnl
ebles BaililIs and land agents who have bee
for fifty years on tho estate. presided over II
tables and carved the mighty joints; the CIV!
Of tho feast made IN appropriate speech
each tent, and was never more Justify cheere
In the House Of Commons than by the scho
children who had partaken OF tea and cake
quantities which would have astonished
regiment OF hungry soldiers. The ladies'
the family waited on them. rs also on q
women, and saw that none rose TIL they wei
fully satiated. A cricket match between tw
parishes Was q great feature OF the entertain
ment, the captain OF one eleven being Lol
William Cecil, SON Of the Marquis Of Excite
playing with gardeners, keepers, and laborer
ssan'st team IN which social ranks wei
Hogsheads Of boer tons Of beef. gallons
tea were consumed at what must have bee
An enormous expense; and II the host a
lowed In some tents set apart for that purpos
refreshments to be sold at merely nomtn!
price by previous arrangements made with q
local caterers. 1t was for O reason which prob
ply would never have occurred to strange
by all established canons he was, as lord OF Il
manor. perfectly justified in inviting and trea
ing all his tenants and people living on 2
land; as O member OF Parliament had
treated and fed the outlying INHABITANTS
you'd have laid himself open to- the imput
ton Of bribery and corruption. and q attemp